THE GARDENERS CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, [JUNE 24, 1865. 
r and more vigorous of f the two sets of | Currants is greatly on the increase, One London 
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importance, Мо one'has done more in this | s ti їп the дет e- | house alone takes more than 50 tons, 
MORIN, an | organs which are in active opera dud n They 
fireotion than the Jate sabado Tm DS A^ mu bulb. and having work of t eir own toaccom- | preferred is the Black Naples ariety 
Fiert а baa 7 tely in in M. RLOT's | plish in co-operation with the prd NET I to| In Essex we are ining d thi i 
n ео obi кәк) the prize at the Congress | some extent divert the proper nutriment from the pttaoksd by е, ж Pe El бу аге зіу 
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К А ial and | weaker or floral organs ; а ence, too, its р, owing t t 
$ 1862 а hr Жы, Ты Vator is w well | to follow, that to give the roots a moderate and | such as it is, will soon be over. Strawberries 
n к ые г Cultivator at the Jar ardi es | timely check, is to lace at the "dis posal of the generally did not produce blossoms Ms any more 
known v T е Ohief Caiüvetor ач 1010 ^ his | lowers the whole store of nutr iment, or nearly so, | Шап they have done in Middlesex; and A 
has been accumulated in the bulb for the instances where they did, the plants are dying оф 
ery purpose of giving them birth. Tt is, as in our r | In consequence of the very hot dry "оі 
uit-trees, а conflict between the vegetative and rries have been attacked in some 
Тне Root-pruning of ligneous plants in TRUE the rep roductive peket of f the plant, aud T yhen |bs by н eo of = o коту it exp ipis 
and of fruit trees in particular, especially if the | we req : Е 
ivi acter. natura. ] mean, we must take care to put ps те, Lenis so well as t а grau mm 
hes | pomo сонча эне prac- | i in check. Let 16 be remembered, how that M. I more хайаа, бы the Pat ag 
tice, and one to which the cultivator has resort|such а practice could only be wisely attempted | to exhibit some symptoms o 
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{ ве i ering is over. If there is to be —— Mn. BargwaN will, we are informed, gi 
of growth which is most favourable to a state of | recurrence of blossom in another se — а juster account of the remarkable RAPFLESIA ARNOLD 
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fertility, that is to say, to the development of the | balance between the two powers we have alluded | (агы e аата. доти, Siro E үн 
floral or reproductive rather than the mere nutrient | to, must be struck. aen ой меттер > E oyal Horti 
organs of the plant, It is howe we believe, 
something new in horticultural practice to app Тик remarkable failure of the STRAWBE as 
the princ Roor-PRUNING to the culture of | Cror, which has occurred in the present cR to Wares LES was den of in en. pe ГЫ our columns 
BULBOUS PLANTS ew of promoting the unusual extent, is not easily acco for; — - submitted to publio view, and it has 
more perfect development of their flowers, as we pven experience eet oppone to have only ps thang t br pm о 4 } at 
learn from the Revue .Horticole has been done | vague со njectures respect We hav e v isited e Pi чи М ‚5 үзү. Faes n opportuni o 
with very mer: success мс VavIN, of Bessan- | places lon КӨРЕ M W. PAUD of. Waltham биж, ИЩ 
M. "VAVIN, it appears, ex last year which ged to han we saw 2 
the Société а Horticulture ary Pari, two Hyacinth | the Monastery of Syon, land enm ka ГА Н es well | aesired, "E the remarkably vigorous and fres- 
bulbs, in glasses, in which they "Er n planted | chosen for gardening purposes, fo r it is den deb, blooming habit pointed ЕТ out аз а variery particularly 
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court, in the case of рини "— in water. ^ |berries, near Isleworth ind "rents аз таа 88 | aver that no finer blaoms, in торий бт тие A 
occasio! 
at the beginning of November. Ж h und that | warm, with a good as aspeot, andi is in shor apt 
the leaves and roots grew out free t that the pect higl in tha oentè and as fr SERE ШШ 
flower spike гешаіпе pique T he there fore tables B, Here ere heavy e rops of Pears on you A dis € d E "rm "ihe Bosé named Be D Lindley, 
determined to cut back the ts to within prt rees, on middle-aged, and also on some IE я м е me M m man айы fr pobre и 
an inch and а half from the bia d the bulb, after | hundred years old, which are yet healthy an soon oms, х. Беа € s E dee 
ower spike develo ей’ itself | vi enial is the soil to their г 
о: dp; pn nd A high deg A of per- growth. а соб is d rop — етаму. 36 йе! mpi b eerie 
feotion ; those plánts which had been left = them- | eyen here is considered light, and in the case of singu "Y fon Ma окшау) E d whoud (4 Mal i 
ves, "апош, owering dcm , many o өш certain kinds the failure is complete; so much so, learn. if there are oses subject to the 
very indifferently. At the time e that up 00 acres in the above-mentioned :nd of fresk When en А Rose was first brought 
were brought forward, "чб season ape locality have MER dug сер and the ground filled | ou; ts colour was one of those rosy tints in which 
advanced to submit the new plan to ds y praotioal with other crops. There are two sorts of Str traw- a shade of paepe is evident. en we ват йай 
test, but M. VAvIN was requested to repeat h i у f the most glowing 
experiments again this year, and the result еч i without any shade of purple, sometimes on 
been to confirm, in P very decided manner the Sir Tr dede ie э tobe жүктү the same pont w with blooms of the б colour, 
tility of thi ting proces: r Charles has become the greatest td кардаш times оп Гайнан plants. ks infor Mo 
kept nb and the Re spite 4 р hie lanted most extensively. This rims 
uid them, Several varieties were grown n абоо: m sii ing jos un nts d healthy and Үсөн»; у жибим colour; and tha A he Sereno i4 not дын 
ing А ihe new plan, p" others were left un- | but om lO0 mores there ja mo fruit- "Phe blossom | {29 25° ОГ tho Diosors sa might 
touched, and as to the result, it is stated am were not e by frost, for there were none to и 
the former have been most successful, bloomin kill—no flower scapes were produced; nor could New Plants. 
an le manner, dock the others | lave the failur У Ъе seront bad soil, for there is 393. Ороктовтоззом GLORIOSUM, " find. ф Већ. fil 
Viris prac the usual кол. AM M. | none in that locality ; it cannot even be attributed | Bonplandia, ii. 278. 
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"s ыкы дарны up in these par- | to bad cultivation, for "that is оц sid е the question | paniculatum, sepalis oblongo-ligula natis m 
with such noted market gardeners as eultivate| labello a basi cordata оз p d mi, ala aln 
Тһе ower spike is allowed to protrude itself | (ће land in this district. With heir usual! GROS du&driobulo nune йош 
while the plants remain in a „place which is not|promptness and energy they dug down the Straw-| columna clavata apice utrinque опт 
heat n but jb eti plants as soon as the absence of fructifioa- | unido ntato 
flower spike po grown up a tion was observed, and put in other erops. So 
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4 нома, the А эуеш. being well еб үтү ^ Poe for the favourite Strawberry Sir Charles |а тета Е by хапу, "who е thought [ree 
as Odontoglossum nævium majus; yet as soon M 
"fete le greater heat. apier, No variety, perhaps Keen ns' Seedling nof 
the leaves iei the flower spike, the, bundle excepte ed, ever rose во rapidly ia the estimation o 
half and we believe none has s 
below the bulb. рк! в. Whether it will again be greto 
M. ANDRÉ, from whose account we have gleaned | {о the same extent as it has been is a question 
rtioulars, accords to M. VavIN the merit үн» time must determine; a similar catastrophe | 
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> ір horticulture there are no little things, but that I а mean dee however, жача! is likely to 
this apparently simple fact must mnn be — to Sir Harr rry. This sort we saw very 
bearing on vegetable physiology. No modern|(üne in Mr. MYE вз’ ground ; the p fruit measured 
book, he o indi the eutting of Hyacinth upwar ads of four indie in circumference, and the 
roots, or offers any inni се in the culture of | crop was abundant, It is a good forcer, and con- 
ese plants., SAINT pem only (Га Jacinthe, | tinues in S epa ing for three weeks, the quality > 
1768) appears to have а уйе à this new mods likewise very good ; 
of culture, when he observ bserved that ‘‘roots аге | highly Diria of cultivation, 
absolutely useless to vegetation ia the Another sort, the Empress Eugenie, is large 
Hyacinth,” an opinion к at the time was | and bearing tolerably w well ; 
eombated. “І do not regard," id he, | appearance, and not we ell-fla ылышы, 
“ the roots of і as thesuetion-pumps by | — Searlet Біг ны чання i" alway yn uch in demand | 
body plaeed in tre i ery = 
тобы; * * It will not be difficult, I imagine, to | Raspberries, Its айтан {ОЁ preserving should P / 
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e ет near to the method оѓ| Of other fruits Apples are а thin егор. Pears Eu 
he did not actually ак um are quc plentiful, Plum 2 ees аге surrounded ochre colour 
this seeming anomaly шау | with stakes, propping - the branches, which lid int oducel 
o faeta: first, that in the would otherwise: һа brol ken by bo enormous | plant had opened its great stellato DA toen us 
э the jower q g. In short, wi ta England. by Mosen Low soon на Я no ona di ee 
t fA d &кҥ h 2 БИ kims Engla! Messrs. Low 
o iden i ort; t; and, seco sadip that | # irata iles p ve abunda at; and the | not quite во so delicate as in te om 
rish the leaves | same remark applies ph distriots in the | ngyium; p Me. flowers Vac o 
* fowor-epike for the | "E of ету m «Ё блем ent, certainly it among the best het онь Одоно, ue 
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Rie йш орлы the leaves being the e observed that the cultivation of Black | flowers 
